Swedish noun· top 5,000 most common

en hamburgare

hamburger

Meaning

hamburger

In Swedish: mald biff (mellan två brödskivor)

Forms

Forms of hamburgare
Singular, indefiniteen hamburgare
Singular, definitehamburgaren
Plural, indefinitehamburgare
Plural, definitehamburgarna

hamburgare is an en-word, so adjectives agree with it: en stor hamburgare, den stora hamburgaren. Check another noun

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Is it en hamburgare or ett hamburgare?

hamburgare in a sentence

  • käka hamburgare
    eat [colloquial] hamburgers

Questions

What does hamburgare mean in English?

hamburgare means “hamburger”.

Is it en hamburgare or ett hamburgare?

It is en hamburgare, and “the hamburger” is hamburgaren.

What is the plural of hamburgare?

hamburgare doesn't change in the plural: en hamburgare, två hamburgare (definite: hamburgarna).

Similar words

burgare

Origin

Affix of hamburg (“Hamburg”) + -are (“-er”), borrowed from German Hamburger.

Nearby common words

hamburgare is number 3,898 in our frequency list. These words come just before and after it.

  • 3,894bingo bingo (when claiming a win in bingo), bingo (you got it!)
  • 3,895härmed with this (these, etc.); hereby; herewith
  • 3,896korka to seal with a cork
  • 3,897återställa restore
  • 3,899trilla tumble
  • 3,900slapp was excused from, escaped
  • 3,901löpa run, race
  • 3,902chips chip, potato crisps, (potato chips (US))
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